htmlbin.dev
Pastebin for agent-generated HTML
htmlbin.dev launched on May 15, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,449 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
API for agents to share HTML. One human auth step, then your agent publishes over HTTP. Agents output increasingly rich HTML: specs, diagrams, PR explainers, interactive playgrounds but sharing them is annoying. htmlbin gives you a one-command publish flow: your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.) hits the API and gets back a shareable link. One-time human verification, then it's all agent-driven, no UI needed. Think pastebin for throwaway HTML artifacts.
Your agent writes HTML. You get a URL. One human click to start, then your agent publishes on its own.
A URL that survives every revision. Free, no signup, works with any agent. Explain this as an HTML page — visual, not a wall of text. Publish it to htmlbin.dev . Start at htmlbin.dev/api/onboard . $ npm i -g @htmlbin/cli && htmlbin login $ htmlbin publish ./plan.html → htmlbin.dev/p/gDMy7Vb # one-time $ npx skills add utsengar/htmlbin-cli --skill htmlbin-publish # then just ask your agent to publish anything Copy the prompt Free · no signup · one human click to start { "summary" : "Agent-first HTML hosting. Drop self-contained HTML, get a public URL." , "auth" : { "steps" : [ 3 ] /* one of them is the human */ } , "publish" : { "method" : "POST" , "url" : ".../api/drops" , "status" : 201 }…from htmlbin.dev
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